links for 2009-11-12
November 12, 2009
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A great infographic that illustrates the rise and rise of social networking sites…
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Still loving this – brilliant data visualisation of the 3,000 apps a minute that are downloaded from Apple’s App Store…
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Loving the latest from A Glass and a Half Full Productions…
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Good example of content being integrated into the fabric of a building…
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Physical interface…
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Measuring brands by mention/sentiment…
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A great way of demonstrating a product/service through experience…
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Speaks for itself…
links for 2008-10-16
October 16, 2008
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Treehugger has a collection of a dozen fantastic, recession-compliant homes and buildings made from old shipping containers, the packets of the sea.
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Futurists have long predicted the day when we zip along in autonomous and electric monorail-like systems they call Personal Rapid Transit, and several projects underway in cities around the world suggest we soon may be freed from the bondage of gridlock.
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Yesterday, Apple didn’t announce a netbook. When asked why, Jobs replied “That’s a nascent market that’s just getting started, and we’ll see how it goes.”
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When Fuzz launched a microblogging service for music aficionados called Blip.fm last May, no one in the company expected it to rise above the status of an experiment.
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When Twitter acquired search engine Summize, it immediately rebranded and relaunched it as Twitter Search.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Tesla Motors, an electric car start-up in Silicon Valley, said Wednesday that it would lay off employees and delay production of its second car, the Model S. Tesla also removed its chief executive, Ze’ev Drori, and appointed Elon Musk, the company’s chairman and principal investor, to the position.
links for 2008-07-02
July 2, 2008
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A project from the RCA Design Interactions show. How green is your grass?
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Blik’s Nintendo wall stickers are fantastic — an easy way to turn any room into a Mario or Donkey Kong level.
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MySpace and Vodafone are partnering to build a European service for festival goers this summer…
links for 2008-06-26
June 26, 2008
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JC Penney is making headlines this week, but not for the reasons it’d like.
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A viral online video phenomenon won a Grand Prix at the Cannes International Advertising Festival that was usually reserved for only the best in traditional TV advertising.
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Watch as the demo shows matched images that were identified using the TinEye image recognition software. Given an image to search for, TinEye tells you where and how that image appears all over the web—even if it has been modified.
